fix(ci): repair broken weekly-update workflow YAML#73
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The workflow was invalid YAML since creation — the `gh pr create --body` multiline string had unindented continuation lines that broke the YAML block scalar. Also fixes exit code capture (PIPESTATUS instead of $?) after pipe to tee, and adds token-based auth for git push since persist-credentials is disabled.
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gh pr create --bodymultiline string had unindented lines that broke the YAML block scalar (broken since initial commit2df33a8d)PIPESTATUS[0]instead of$?after| teeto get claude's actual exit codepersist-credentials: falsewas added by zizmor hardeningTest plan
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